problem with itoa function
Michel Meunier
I am trying to use itoa function (of course with stdlib.h included), but g++
tell me that itoa is an unknown function??
I can't understand where is the problem. I work under RH7.3 and g++
compiler.
Thank you
Lars Luthman
> Hello,
> I am trying to use itoa function (of course with stdlib.h included), but g++
> tell me that itoa is an unknown function??
That's because it doesn't exist in GNU's standard C library. itoa isn't
defined in the ANSI C standard. You could use sprintf instead.
--ll
Ulf-Rainer Tietz
Hello,
where in stdlib.h is itoa ?
use sprintf or similar
Kasper Dupont
I have now added this to the FAQ:
http://www.daimi.au.dk/~kasperd/comp.os.linux.development.faq.html#itoa
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Kaz Kylheku
I tried to order ``chowder'' in a restaurant while vacationing in
Italy. All I got was dumb looks from the waiter. I can't understand
where the problem is! Why can't the world just adjust itself to my
expectations?
Lew Pitcher
To the OP:
Of course, there is good news. Unlike the restaurants in Italy, where
you would be ejected forcably if you intruded into the kitchen to cook
up your own "chowder", here in the Linux community, you _can_ write your
own implementation of itoa().
The recipe is easy (it's one that any competent cook should be able to
make up from scratch), the cooking utensils are readily available, and
both the other patrons and the cooking staff have no problem if you do.
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